I saw her checking her phone a number off times while making and serving us our breakfast. She liked to make breakfast. She liked to cook in general.W...en the clock hit eleven, I saw her glance at her phone again. This annoyed me. I was hurt by the amount of energy she was spending on waiting for him to call. Finally, at about twenty past eleven, her phone buzzed again. She quickly picked it up.Then turned to me and said, ”They are here.”She said it shyly, with a little smile. To me, it was as. Magane lagi maine no. diya raat me 1 baje karib unka fone aaya wo boli kya aap mujhse milna chahoge maine kaha ha q nahi lekin prashant ko bura lagega wo boli to kya aap dono ek sath enjoy nahi kar sakte mujhe koi problem nahi hai aap baat kar lo maine saaf mana kar diya ki nahi mai akela hi milna chahuga aap to aaj maja le gai ho to wo boli nahi yaar kuch nahi ho paya Maine pucha q wo boli prashant to andar hi nahi jaa paya bahar hi discharge ho gaya humto sukhe hi laute waha se prashant kah. " She pulled up one side of her skirt. "I'm cool. No need to put yourselves together instantly, but in about ten minutes, you can go to the gate to pre-board. If you're wondering, as many people do about me, I'm in this job because I'm too tall to be a flight attendant. Yes, before you ask, I played basketball." She was a stunning black woman, with fairly light skin, and, as I noticed, unusual green eyes.FlightMolly Anne was at the hatch, getting a "Welcome to Frontier Horizon" for the benefits. And will be. Ben is-- was wrong about stuff.”“Are you like, stuck? Like that? Wasn’t it getting worse?”“I’ll be all right as long as I don’t feed. So yeah, just stuck.”Something he said clicked. “What do you mean ‘was?’” she asked.Cameron’s face fell. “The store burned, the whole building. And Ben...” he stopped, and there was no need for him to finish.Raven felt shitty at her failure to keep the conversation out the recent past.Cameron seemed to remember something. “I do have something he gave.